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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-07
4 BLOXHAM MEETING.
Another Meeting Called for Tonight .
the Putnam Rink.

Another Meeting Called for Tonight at
the Putnam Rink.
Last night after the ringing of bells
and personal solicitations. Bloxham
meeting assembled in the office of Judge
h. +. Roberts. Those present. all told,
We're Messrs- w. =. Couper. Il. F. Rob
erts, \. Zacharias, DIR. Nogelbach, T. Ill.
Haley. &. 7. Devereux. G.. \. Finninger,
VI. c. GoOslsOn, \. y. Edwards. Capt
Fletcher ami Mr.. Zacharias. w p
Copper was elected chairman and II. f.
Roberts as secretary. On motion the
meeting was declared a BlOxha,n club.
when those present signed their names
and eleven of their friends names to the
roll
w. +. Copper. b. F. Roberts and NJ
c. Goodson were appointed "A committee
to canvas the city and secure all the
names for club membership.
After considerable discussion THE Pa
LATKA News was requested To print the
following call:
BLOXHAM FOR THE SENATE.
The citizens of Palatka are respect
fully requested To attend a meeting of
the BlOXham Club at the Putnam rink
at O'Clock p. M. on the eth of Nav.
lSSi. for the purpose of expressing their
sentiments ON the question of Senator.
w F. COPPER. Chairman.
Il. +. ROBERTS. Secretary.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Vegetable Returns.

Squire j. ii. Harp, of Crescent City,
is having varying success in his vegeta-
BILE shipments, but makes considerable
complaint on account of high transporta
ton charges. Not long since he shipped
two barrels of POTATOES to W. n. Justice.
OF Philadelphia, which Melted him So. -
per barrel. The next lot of three barrels
sold for $3.50 per barrel; day or two
later two more barrels sold for $500
each, the five netting him only -. 81.
He sent five barrels of cabbages to the
same place. which Melted him So IS. af-
ter deducting $40 for freight, forty
cents for drayage, and Si.3s for commits
sions
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An Error Corrected.

Yesterday a gentleman in Palatka. re-
ceived the following telegram:
Mail or wire will reach me here. Ma
tilda Yates will write you next mail
The gentlcman's wife got hold of the
message, and war was Immediately de-
clared. She wanted to know who Ma
tilda Yates was, and the gentleman him
self could not give a satisfactory answer.
Going To the telegraph office. he had the
message repeated, when it read as fol-
lows:
''Mail or wire will reach me here until
sth. Will write you next mail"
phantly showed the message to- his better
half, and received her entire forgiveness.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-07

The opening was steady TO firm. first prices
being either unchanged or slightly above last
tone was Immediately Developed howeVer
Missouri Pacific being decidedly weak though
Pacific Mail was a conspicuous exception be
ing specially strong in the face of a falling
market A rally followed. which. however,
Jailed 10 bring prices up to the opening figures,
and before noon pricer were again declining.
After that time more strength was shown.
New England wassa leading stock in the de-
cline. which continued well into the last hour
FRACTIONAL recoveries were made before the
close, which, however, WAS generally heavy AT
the figures The DAYS business agvreoared
ZDuS shares Nearly all the active list il lower
TINS evening, although the losses sustained are
Tor fractional amounts only, except for Mil
waukie, Lake Shore and Western. which lost |
per cent, and New England Us
Cotton.
NEW YORK May 6.-Green Il Co.'S report
on cotton futures says THE less active but
IeNerlsh condition OF the market continued to-
day. and operations were generally conducted
with great caution. Ii Is believed that the.
June move Is conducted BY an outside. eIe-
ment, presumably from the West instead of
by the local operators. originally supposed
and the room seems inclined 10 adopf q non
cOmmittal policy until the teveI0pments arr.
somewhat clearer. June went ND seven points
TINS morning, and lost IL all afterward bur July
ana August fairly sustained the smaller adj
vance, the general market ruling steady at the
close"
Afternoon report Cotton-Net receipts. -:
gro>s- ~ Futures closed quiet, steady. sales.
lr,ss; May, 10 sft 10 ~; June 10 sys Ia ~. July
~ ~ e, s"sIo -: August 10 - September, 10 ~
at ~, October, 10 U}dlO ~ January, g.Sfi
~; February, l0U6gl0G..
Cotton firm; sales, 54l: UpIands. 10 I5-I6 ::
orleans: HIS: net receipts. Lbs !; exports Ia
p7,7.6.
exports to Great Britain. 3.Is5 France.
214is-
COMPARATIVE CoTTo> STATEMENT.
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PERSONALS.

Major N. Il. Cruel, one of the most
prominent citizens of Gainesville. is i'm
town, and gave us a pleasant cal, last
night.
MIR. Arthur C.. Jackson, who is prepar-
ing to lecture during the summer i'm
England ON the attractions of Florida,
was in town yesterday and gave us a
call.
Rev. DIR. G.. A. Blackburn, of South
Carolina, is visiting Palatka the guest of
DIR. w. q. Campbell. He is n son-in-law
of the noted divine. Rev. DIR. Girar,ieau,
OF Columbia, :. c., and will preach at
the Presbyterian Church, tomorrow
morning and evening
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food Lime.

We were shown yesterday by Gardner.
Eaton & Co, specimen of their lime
manufactured at Ocala. Ii is very
white, clear from grit and fat. shell
lime, containing about ninety-eight per
cent. of pure lime. Several carloads
have been sold in cities of Florida, and
I'm nearly every instance the orders have
been duplicated The builders who are
now using it speak in the highest terms
OF the lime, and it bids fair to crowd all
other makes out of the Florida market.
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Eryresipelas and Obstinate Ulcers

Boils, Carbuncles and Running Sores
OF every kind are cleanse,l. the poison
germs destroyed and a speedy cure of
fected by using Darhys PhrophyIatic
Fluid
Il have been afflicted with the Erv-
sypelas- Nothing would heal the sore
or stop the running. | used Darbys
Phrophylatic Fluid and found n speedy
relief. Have also tried it in several other
cases and it proved etfectual. $. p.
GREER.
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LIVERPOOL. May I, p m. - Cotton
June-July, 5 +''-64, seller; July-AuguIst 4.-sI
AugIIst-Septemler,5 fs-54 value: September
October, : 4s-6i, seller: Octoher-Nnvcmts.r.
buyer September, btI, value. Futures
closed uuiet-
WEEKLY COTTON REPORT.
GALyEsToN, May 6.-Cotton, firm mid
nome; stock, l01ls; weekly net receipts ~ ;
gross, i.S sales, 81 (; exports to the Con
tinent- -; to- Great Britain, -; ctaiStwiS..
NORFOLK, May g Cotton steady: mid
ding IOti net receipts IL bales: gr,SS re-
ccipts. IL; stock, s,s.s; weekly net receipts.
i'i gross '''' sales 'i'' exports e"'s'"i~e'
BALTIMORE, May Il. ~ Cotton firm: md
ding ii net receipts, :5; gross receipts,
~; sales, stock 1910 weekly net receipts,
exports To Great Britain, 5ls, to the Continent
-: cOststwiSe sol.
BOSTON, May 6.-Cotton steady: mid.IIing
IL; net receipts, IA gross receipts, Lisa: sales.
none; stock, none; weekly net receipts. I.OI};
tain, zoe.
WILMINGToN, May D. Cotton firm 81
IL sales, none; stock. ..sI2: weekly net receipts.
l6l.
Iilhg, IL; net receipts -; gross receipts,
II; stock Sits. weekly net receipts. 2. hi !;
gross, Sis; exports To Great Britain 2,.sss3: to
the Continent
ding 10 5-l6; net receipts, Ist gross Isr. sales
- stock, 6-se'; weekly net receipts Idol; gross,
Liza; sales la; exports cOaStwiss-, yti-
NEW ORLEANS, MAY 6.-Cotron quiet. midi
ding. loss; net receipts 5.3; gross receipts ~:
sales, aU bales; stock. liz, $40, weekly net re-
ceiPts, t14; gross, Ids; sales $50 exports
10 France, -: to Channel, -; cosistwise, q. ri
MOBILE, May 6.-Cotton firm: middIing
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TERMS.
POst-Oniee Directory.
OFFICE HOURS.

OFFICE HOURS.
General Delivery-Open at SD a. m; closes
at y.
Money Order-Open at SD a. m; closes at 5
ID. m
General Delivery on Sunday-From . a. m To
BID a. m, and after arrival of Northern mail.
MAILS ARRIVE AND CLOSE.
Northern mail arrives at II. 10 a. m and , II
p. m; closes at l0.;D a. m. and 4.D y. IN.
Jacksonville mail arrives at 5.:5 u. m: closes
at 4.30 p. IN. .
Southern mail arrives at III. 90 a. m and IL Z,
a. m; closes at 1000 a. IN. and 1:D D. M
St Augustine mail arrives at 905 a. m and
10 p. m; closes at go n. IN. and p. M
Vaatka and Drayton Island mail arrives Mt
10 20 a. m; closes at l.:D p. IN.
|alatka and Tocoi mail arrives Mt Q 10 N m :.
closes ut l.15 p. m.
Florida Southern Railway arrives at 500 d.
m; closes ut 600 a. m
Mails from st. Johns and Halifax Railroad
come via ST. Augustine.
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fused to endorse the bill, on the ground
that the bill was excessive
The monthly report of Treasurer S. j.
kennerly showed that the total county
funds ON hand May l, was s5,572.47.
The Board adjourned to 10 O'Clock on
the first Friday in June.
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W Gather Indications.

Eastern Florida, local rains, ac-
cOmpdnying thunder storms. rariable
tcinds, generally southeriy, stationary
temperature.
Western Florida, geHerdly ,rarmer,
fair redther, raridtte rinds. generaHy
sOufheasteriy
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Tine Queen Of Hawaii.

From the New York sun.
Daughter of brown chiefs from over the sen
kapiOlani
Tawny checked queen of the soft PolyneSe,
Who eat of the tarO and live nj their ease:
Hall ana good day To your majesty. please,
kapiolani,
Let dark kalakaua for sorrow carouse,
kapiOlanit
Let him bind the dark cloth of rcmorse on his
brow.
The head il i his, bur the VISIONS his frau's:
Did II chance that in Frisco Won mel with
King Claus.
kapiolaniz
With ali kindly words OF the voice am, the pen.
kapiOlani,
We bld You he welcome and welcome again.
sweet bft-si'i-frulT OF royalty. Pacific pearl
when
" Ill you come 10 this town and the Sand
witch men.
kHpiOlaniE
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as: good common To fair, 4I~14s4: louisiana
cSntrlfugaIs. on white. 51sds s-I5: prime vel
low clarified ) .-lo; seconds. 4Isa4I.. Molasses
steady-LOulslana centrifugal. strictly prime
70 fancy. 2sfgs3; common good common Is
al.
cISCISNATI- May o.-Flour firmer-famiIy
sSssI3-s0; fancy. s3.sst4.i5. Wheat strong
No. red, soc. Corn strong-No. mixed.
~. Oats nrmer and in good demand-No
mixed. stt-s1e- Whisky active at SI.u5. Pork
nominal AT slo.5- Lard "a sier $50. Bulk
Meats nominaI-short ritS. S..sssls Bacon
easier-short ribs, ss.3ls: short clear, $50
LONDON. Nav 6.-Turpentine Is Id
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MARkET REPORTS.
FINANCIAL

NEW foRk. May e. Exchange quiet but
iissJ5 sub Treasury gold SRA "a, Treas
ury, currency, Sl5,ES. Governments duh and
steady per cents, S~ti 9GlOo- State Bonds neg
leeIed
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-07

There was none of yesterdays buOyancy in
the stock market to-day. but instead there WAS
"A dun and dropping market The highest
prices were generally made IN the first hour
and the lowest in the last There WAS no de-
uand 10 cover shorts this morning, and. al
though London WAS buyer, its operations
Merc confined principally tO the Wahs8she>.
weakness developed early in Missouri Pacific
and the room jumped u the conclusion that
MI Gould was "A seller. the result being that "A
decidedly heavy tons. was i'm parted To the
IRE IiSt The reported harmonious arrange
meft IN Pacific Mail rendered that stock
eeptlonaliy strong, and tonight il l. one of the
lev stocks which closed higher. The graugers
showed much les animation than yeSter-
day. though Rock Island made some improve
nient early IN the day. ~ enli$ey lost. with
>sIInething in addition. before the Close Under
the operations for London account the Wa
nsfshsS were unusually active and strong, but
they yielded with the remainder of the list in
the AFTERNOON
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The bill of billiard Kingsley for SO
for cleaning Jail cess pool. by a vote. was
ordered paid. bat Chairman Barker re
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

RATTLE AT LoEB'S.-Two fine Stevens
Rifles and target. highest takes largest
AMI lowest takes small gun my5-tf
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Money To loan ON city property.
my I-d&Wtf BALDWIN &t COCHRAN
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Ihe Public Keai.h As.ocintion.
URGING ADDIIIoSAL APPkOPKIATI0Ns FoR MAIAEAIs-
ING QUARANTINE sIAllOlA

URGING ADDlTioNAL AfPROPhIATIoNs FoR NAIAEAIs-
ING QCAkASIlNE sTAllOl&
MEMPr1s Tenn, Nov. i0.-lhe American Pgtlid
Health Association met yesterday lh rs secollI
days session, VITA President Geo. A. SuCmberg "A
TIE cnalf. Dr. OltersOl. vi BfOOkls ,, inbIO0alrA
lie touoMlng: "a hat TINS association guCc a. 8
IneInO-rs 70 recommend Their Tryse-eltefigas a
congress 10 further by all means in tBetf power
adalllolAi appropriations Ior l1c ma GieDdiCe al
equipment va the lnlted states QuArantIRe sta-
lions al DelaNa are brcaAN atcT, Cape ChaTius and
Tue eul OF Mexico, and lndt ies islAiiun pfoKlGI z
a penalty IOr The violation Or the lnlte. Stars
Quarantine Law II. Ia our opinion, an urgent ncCr,-
slly. Be lt resolved turJueT. that IAe surgeon
general VI the marine hospital serNlCc be REQUESTED
10 cause The a,ls Vi an additional O1oer ~ seIAo
in the bureau 70 aCb register VI ktlal statstlc
and that such statistics BE- made part Of tns
weekly abstracts" lhcse Resolutions we're crsIefrc1
10 the executive cominiJtee.
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SALT LAKE. UiAH, Nov. lU.-At the session OF the
TernloTlal supreme Court last nlglt a QeIaQrTer
10 The complaint Ia the Mormon C1uich suits Vas
oyerrulta. IAe IAurcn attorneys nled tlclr
answer, which sets forth that The church hOlds
properly, but JnaI The trustee ln tr0sl has AZ,
and Cites Inc Jaw Incorporating tue CnuTll aud
fefpe tual Emigration socIety; that the church
Was owned 10y lne Temple block uUhlag OIn-e and
Uoroo house wAen the acI OF Jso2 VAS passed.
AlJer the passage VI llie law Of lSo9 trustees were
appointed by tue Probate Court ON appnCa-
tloA vi the church, before that PersORSl prJpcrty
had been uansieTred 70 The different StatezA AC-
COMPANY ing lt ls number VI eKhl bits .eJtlng
iorLn laws bearing Oh tAe Case and cOcuncnlS u
lrAIlsler OI The lIlN.erLN rnlaIsal n-tltI.
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SIR CHARLES DILkE.
Something Wore about the Plans sf the
Btssraced State>naa.

Special Cable Dispstcb TO THE EyKsISG SraR.
LONDON, Nov. lo-A good deal Of Interest at-
taches TO Dilke's position. 30 many ialse rImors
prevail about him that Il Is worth While 20 make
the following statement: Dlke resist stae pressure
brought TO bear upon him 20 return 60 political
Hfe. lie has been offered the candidaUare for
Chelsea aud several more OF less safe seats but
declined them all. He Is not discOuragiag an IL
Qulry, but promoting H. happen u knOs thai a
collection of letters cotne tnto hi- nds which
those wuO have Inspected them declare Mill Igr-
nish absolute dispro0f OI Mrs CragIurd's story.
Dllkes ground is That it being dlnicult to atJacs
an isolated point Il II better 10 be a little SLOW IN
taking the direct offensive. Meanwhile be VIA
write several articles on the British array a.
work tor a year on a new edition OF '@sfeaIC r
Britain" He VIII go 20 India neat winter and
stay with sir Frederick ana Lady Roberts. Gen.
eral Roberts largely shares nlake's views On Jhs
British army, and viii give him every Iaclllty or
Investigation. bikes posilon. tneEeiOTt thous "A
very quiet, Is stlu very influential
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a HIGH TORY sPEECEL
The Elar>h artstoCrsttic Ring of Saffs-
bury,s Guild Hail Ugtcraaccs.

Special Cable Dispatch to rHE EvENISe srsa
LoNpoS. Nov Io-Lord salisbury's Guid Eau
speech OF last night confirms TIE Information
sent you as 20 lis adhesion 90 me ample alliance
with notifications Beyond this the speech con
tained nothing new except the obnoxious hiat that
the power OF appeal under tue crimes set VIII -
lessened not destroyed entirely. a. well A. inCl-
cations that Irish tactics In the next sss on " "a
Dr. severely Teprrssed. ID was a higl toIy siegsA.
showing the asceudeucy OF the pure.y aflsi sioNTltS
reactionary element in the cabinet.
THR ''scuEHE or HOME KULK."
which the frcsnsdR's y0urHai attgiJuied 30 cer-
tain members OF the government, Is practically, Z
believe, the work OF Sir Eardley Mlnno't former
independent tory member, who has always been
in sympathy with Ireland.
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raE Grown PRINCES ruRoar.
London Pm hysicisa. think Another opcf-
alton Unayosda bte.

atiea UnavesdabIe.
Special Cable Disps,ch % rsk RvEsTxa srss
LosDoS, Nov. 1o.--The medical Ofanion herr is
uniyeral that another operation on the crown
princes throat which delay renders more danger
Gus, viii have 20 be performed nr. st0akes view
that DIR. Mackenzie ought 20 have perfOrmed Il &C
first Il SHARED by the faculty here. mackenzie
really IL only skilled surgeon. and ASSUMES runc-
tions hes ond his province
BY Associated Press.
To Return to Berlin Cor the Operation.
LONDON. Nov. 10L-Tne Dispatches received here
this morning concerning The condition of JAe Ger
man crown prince say that u Is cTtlical and that
the prince WI Teturn 20 Berlin on Friday, where
another operation Will be performed on his thrOat
Apartments are being prepared In the palAcr Tor
the reception OF the prince and the d1clCrS Prot.
Bergmann has prepared Tor publication hlst0ry u
the crown prfnccs disease. A di,ostch 60 the
Times from Berlin says private C. egranls frum
san Rema give q gloomy and alarming ptogno-ls
Ia regard TO the crown prince. n The growth Ia
hts throat proves % be OF a maN. nant nature
tracheOtOIny II necessary. The crown priuce VII
return 20 Berlin % enable Prot Bergnaun "a
operate on him. as Dr. Mackenzie rCfases 10 OpoR-
ale from inside the throat
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NAlHIA0R RLICENsEs-Marriageli licenses have been
Issued BY the clerk OF the court 70 John H. Schwier
ick, Nd. and Fannie y. Harding; h. Frank Dodd,
OF 1nwood. Nen. and Mamie X Marks; samuel
6aylee and Lucy West; w. A. Beau and Clara
Jackson and Sarah K johnson; w. n. Longwell
and Besslo 4. sinclair, both Of Manassas, Va; II.
ana Maria Hamilton; Joseph Miller and Augusta
Taylor; LAWS DFummOnd and Letitta Bergman; ;
Richard bQcknec and Lucy brown; JnO. W. MI
sted ana Lll1e =. Brown; w. n. II. Elwell, OF
Bridgeeen, n. j.: and Lydts Richmond, OF Russell,
Kan; W. B. Ross and Jennie X carter. -
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NINE BANDITS ENECUrED.
Mexican Troops Doing Excelient Ser
vice Along the Rio G:rande.

GAIvEsroN. Nov. l0.-A special TO the Ncsrs from
Matamoras says: Nine OF the bandits captured by
the military up the river have been executed.
Among the captured bandits not yet executed is
Epemeni0 Posulcs, a noL"d brlgand who led the
attack on the Alcisesa rancho. He will be sent 10
New Laredo for triaL His three companions
Adojo de Leon. Isadore Reys and GertrudeZ car
ressaies, will be brought 90 Natamoras 1he great
est terror OF the Bandits still prevails ali the u
rver points. although they are being gradually
thnned out by the excellent services OF the MeXI-
can regular troops
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Sale of one entraI ley,n rtniIrond.

MARsHALLTowS, Iowa, NON. lO.-1ne saic Of tie
main nne 81 The IvaiEal Iowa t...llgaa tooA gla1,
yeslerday. The road WAS bid ia D. Jas. h1lup-
son. OI FUSier, abd iIenTy Thompson, Oi New huTk.
aCIlDg ln Dsnall OI the SlIcAlley ieOIEau lstgiua
eOIAllAltlee, tof s2,4oO,uO0. lac -Or..ItLaihIn
VIA nov pfOceea hltnUuJ delay alld Tue Hhu.3
property Nli Oe put ln nrst class ur1er, ana a. q
SeneFaaiy supposed that The rod Nsd have cfy-s
relations wlla the Minnesota aud NOTthNesJcrl
LallrOad Co, OI " Hon Ar. sleknry ~ prtslaenl
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followed Iinrg,. Example.

A CHICAGO LlNATIC CITs HIS THROAT "a HkAAISG OF
IINGGS DEsPERAlE DEEp.
CHICAGO, Nov. lO.-O. n. Anderson. n lunatlc,
was being conveyed Ia the Insane No-iltal ia al
alnbuianCe at 9.:D THIS morning. ga Iac way hs
heard Ol Lnkg alitulpJ al ausclde nd cOIiCl udel
a. would De a good idca lOT hiln 30 do .iNeAl-ss-
lac tOOA "A razor frUm lls pOcAet AMI
cut LIS throat. He VIII probably die
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From Wall Street To-Dav.

NEW York, Nov. lo.-The opening ~ the stock
Market IAis morning Was LARRY stUaOy, though a
lew stocks show u ocVlhes extenulng 10 a, per
cent The marAet Was iLOaerateAy AStINe, Altn a
Large business ln keaulns, 81 faur ana Western
Union. 1ne tone VI tne dealings was falriy
STEADY, with a sstgging tendency, hsJweNer, Nhlca
developed into MeaAness late ia tie hour. and
though declines NeIe confined 10 uacilOBs only
they were very uniformly aistriOgtea among lno
active list, Omaha leading Win a loss VI per
cent, though AZ Was aIleTN1rd passrd by JcIs,y
Central, In which the decline reached =. There
Was oetUer lee.lng toward IL oclOck, asd at That
tine TIE market Nas falrIy actlNe and steady ss
about The I0sesI ngures vi the inOrnlLg.
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.
A Young Man from Warrington the
Victim.
WILLIAM BIGLRY SERIOUSLY, PERHAPS FATALLY
WOUNDED BIZ THE DISCHARGE OF GUN IN TIL
HANDS OF MISS NRTTIE GIBBONS.

HANDS OF MISS NRTTIE GIBBONS.
A sad accident occurred Tuesday evening on the
farm Of Mr. Gibbons, about three miles from. Col
lege Station, on the main stem OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Vim. BIgley, a young man
twenty-five years Of age an employe In the tele-
phone ofice in this city, went out on Tuesday to
visit Ernest, Mr.. Gibbons son, who was an inti-
mate friend 1t was the intention Of the young
msn to go hunting, but young Gibbons having
something to do about the farm was unable to go.
Bigley was at the house, and was talking with
Miss Nettte Gibbons. young lady about eighteen
years Of age, and sister OF Ernest Gfbbona The
gun became q subject OF conversation, and Bigley
got IL out q nd was showing Miss Gibbons how it
was handled There was sUme joking between the
TWO. the gun was careleSsiy handled,
and, TO the horror OF the young
lady, tt went on. The entire load
took effect In the abdomen OF the unfortunate
young man. As the gun was loaded with cart
ridge which was nned with ne shot, the latter, OF
course, scattered In the body, making their ex-
traction task OF great difficuity. Dr. stone, OF
Brtghtwood, and DR.. ]. Ford Thompson Of this
city, were summoned, and. under their care. The
young man was made as comfortable as possible.
The wound Is very serious one, and his recovery
Is extremely doubtful. The doctor succeeded in
removing some OF the shot, but IL was Impossible
70 get them all out. The young lady is very much
overcome Dy the occurrence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-10

10 Protest Against the Execution.


eoeiAiSis ~ rAhApH iN Nh" iO"- io-Ni"hE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1o.-Serguis sCheyitch, editor
OF the Leaoef. made an Application 10 tEe police
to-day Ior permission for 1000 socialists 10 pa
rade tonight 10 express disaiproyal OF lhe hang
Ing OF the chicago anarchists. Ia view OF Lln1g .
suicide, superintendent murray summoned ala ais
captains and gave tIlen specific Instructions how
To act. They wiA furHisn aclall OF men ana ali
reoefv MIA pe held in readILes. Tor lnSt Lane
Gus service. II deem these precautions noces-
sary," said the superintendent, 'ss a single mis-
culevous person nI!ght cause a disturbance that
could easily reSult dsastrOusy II not immediately
handled"
NJ selevitch said he was not surprised 10 hear
OF Ii igss suicide ana the act showed what an
iron nerve and VIII the man had